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Sol LeWitt’s “Bars of Color Within Squares’’ at MIT’s Green Center for Physics. (George Bouret) |

More than numbers
MIT’s public art collection is both extensive and impressive
CAMBRIDGE - The Massachusetts Institute of Technology campus is not what you’d call cozy. Nor is it exactly picturesque. Even on a good day, this city within a city, with its daunting architecture, its dearth of trees, and that disconcerting railway track cutting straight through its heart, can make you feel like you’ve wandered onto a futuristic film set or ... (Full article: 1253 words)
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